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From spiced jam to fairy gardens: Judging kicks off at Carroll County 4-H and FFA fair • Charging decisions ‘imminent’ in Westminster crash that killed 2 teens
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Friday, July 31, 2026

Mount Airy man found not guilty in murder of father-in-law

A Carroll County jury found Michael Anthony Brown not guilty of murder in the 2019 shooting death of his father-in-law, Robert Gurecki.

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From spiced jam to fairy gardens: Judging kicks off at Carroll County 4-H and FFA fair

The 129-year-old event will be held under the banner of “250 Years of American Freedom, Farming, & Future Leaders,” in a celebration of the country’s semiquincentennial and the next generation of farmers.

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Charging decisions ‘imminent’ in Westminster crash that killed 2 teens

Almost eight months after a pickup truck carrying five teens overturned, killing two, the Carroll state’s attorney’s office said is wrapping up its investigation.

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BGE to replace aging transmission line between Westminster, Finksburg

The project could be constructed underground, pending approval from the Maryland Public Service Commission.

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Gianna Romero wins Miss Maryland with platform focused on healthy relationships

Throughout her one-year reign as Miss Maryland, Romero aims to visit Maryland jurisdictions to complete school tours teaching students about healthy relationships.

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Westminster man pleads guilty in 2020 triple killing

More than six years after the killings, Monroe Merrell pleaded guilty Tuesday to his role in the deaths of 33-year-old Jonathan Riddle, 33-year-old Heather Grogg and 18-year-old Danielle Tyler.

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Orioles trade for veteran catcher from Tigers with Rutschman, Basallo injured

The Orioles currently have a catching problem. They made a trade Thursday in hopes of making it a little better.

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Is Wes Moore a democratic socialist or ‘Blue MAGA?’ His team says it’s not complicated.

As democratic socialists gain national prominence, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has tried to occupy an increasingly narrow political lane.

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